衡水2013-2014下学期高三一调——理综化学答题纸

衡水2013-2014下学期高三一调——理综化学答题纸

1.衡水2013-2014下学期高三一调——理综化学答题纸 篇一

2013-2014学第二学期高三一调考试英语答案

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阅读理解：(A)ACBCD(B)ADC(C)BBD(D)BACD（E）FAGDB 完形填空： BBADCBAACDBADBCDBACB语法填空：(08年广东高考题)

61.Behind/In 62.to help 63.his 64.this/it 65.that

66.after /from67.but/yet 68.higher 69.natural 70.results

答案解析：

61.Behind/In 这些谚语背后/当中，通常有趣的故事。62.to help 不定式做目的状语。

63.his 由上文的man可知，让自己的水稻长得快。

64.this/it 代词this/it 指代上下文提到的帮助禾苗快速成长的事情。65.that 同位语从句。

66.after/from 劳累一整天后疲劳（after）或 “因做某事而感到疲劳”（from）。67.but/yet 根据逻辑关系应该用转折语气。68.higher 和拔苗之前比较更高。

69.natural 词性变化，应该用形容词。

70.resultsBeing too anxious to help an event develop 做主语，谓语用单数；客观真理用一般现在时。短文改错：

Good morning, everyone.It’s∧ great honor for me to speak here.My name’s Li Xiaojun,a

both或去掉all

’ve developed a great interest in arts and

and

sports.I’m easy-going, ∧get along well with my classmates.and或get改为getting

’thathelpsto

myhappily

freely in the sea, enjoying the waves of knowledge.dreams

书面表达: Dear Mark,I’m very glad you are so interested in our school.required to save paper, water, electricity and food.All waste paper must be collected and sold to help the ’s more, all of us are our pocket money to buy some things unnecessary and some students even use their saved money to help the students in need.Yours,Li Hua

听力材料原文：(Text1)

W: Excuse me.Could you tell me where the TV station is?

M: Yes.Go two blocks, and then turn left.The TV station is on the corner opposite the post office.(Text 2)

M: Did you hear the latest news about David? He’s going to move to Seattle.W: To Seattle? That’s a long way from here!What in the world made him decide to move there? M: He received a large sum of money as a result of the death of a rich uncle.(Text3):

W: Did you like the film?

M: Not particularly.I was rather disappointed.I had expected it to be much more interesting.(Text 4)

M: In another half an hour we’ll reach the office for the meeting.W: What time is it now? M: It’s ten past three.(Text5)

W: What’s going on there?

M: They’re asking for their payment.W: It seems that it will lead to a battle.Why can’t they do it peacefully? M: Yes.I don’t think the government will accept violent protests.(Text 6)

W: Good morning, Keep Britain Clean.M: Yes, hello.It’s John Phillips here.I’d like to volunteer for the “Clean Up the Park” project.W: That’s fine.Now, all volunteers must be at least 18.M: I’ll be 19 next month.W: Fine.And are you available on weekdays?

M: I’m afraid not, I have to work.I’m free every weekend, though.W: That’s fine.And how will you be getting to the park? Do you have your own car? M: No.But I can ride a bike if I have to.Is that a problem?

W: Not at all.There’s a free bus to and from the park, and we can arrange for you to take it.M: That’s great.(Text7)

W: We’ll move to the Innovations Park.M: It’ll be great and I’m really looking forward to it.It’s such a good chance.Just to have our own purpose-built factory would make such a difference in production…

W: I agree that it would be good to have a completely new building but the Industrial Park is at least four miles from the centre of town.A lot of our workers are going to be put off by that.M: I doubt that.If we were to offer a bus service at the beginning and the end of every shift, I think people would like to stay with us.(Text 8)

W: Tony, I have some good news for our class.M: Really?

W: Yes, and since you are the monitor, I thought I should tell you first.We won the class decoration competition.M: Wow, that’s good.So what do we win in return?

W: We win some money.You know I spoke last week with our class about having a trip after your exams are over.I was afraid we would not be able to do that because it might cost too much.Now the school will give part of the money.M: Wow.So what can I do?

W: I want you to help me find out which of the following places the students want to go.M:OK.(Text9)

W: Hello.My name is Margaret.My friend Janet joined your telephone service plan several days ago.I want to join the same plan.M: May I know which plan you are referring to?

W: Actually, she just described her plan to me.It provides voice mailbox service, which is very important

for me.Being a nurse, sometimes I just can’t answer the phone when I’m looking after a patient.M: All the five plans on your price list provide voice mailbox service.W: Really? How about downloading songs? M: How about Plan C?

W: Just two songs? That’s not enough.But $10 every month is very attractive.By the way, I also want the plan to have long distance call service, since my sister lives in Canada.M: I’m afraid that you have to buy an extra service for long distance calls.That’s $5 per month.W: OK.Then just help me apply for Plan C and the long distance call service you were talking about.(Text 10)

M: In my first year in university, I decided to take the upper-level Spanish class when my elementary Spanish class was fresh in my mind.Now, however, I am paying for my mistake.The Spanish class I am in this year is taught entirely in Spanish.I don’t even know my professor’s name, even though she introduced herself to us in the first class.In addition to not being able to understand anything we are doing while I’m actually in the class, I also have no idea when important things like tests are going to happen because the timetable and textbook, too, are written in Spanish.After the second class, I tried to talk to the professor, “ I am completely lost.What should I do?” Through a series of complex hand gestures combined with rapid-fire Spanish, she managed to tell me that she would not answer my question unless it was asked in Spanish.Desperate, I finally said one of the sentences I could remember from Spanish.The professor laughed.She patted me on the head, and answered me once again in Spanish.I couldn’t follow her at all.Then the professor finally said one sentence in English, “You’ll be fine.Just give it a chance.I promise it will all come back to you.” As she walked out of the room, I just stood there somewhat shocked.I’ve never had a professor who really didn’t want to help.The only thing I could think to say was, “What shall I do?”